GOP Candidate 'Jokes' About Plot To Kidnap Dem Governor Gretchen Whitmer
September 27, 2022
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as posted by the channelMichigan gubernatorial nominee Tudor Dixon jokes about incumbent Gretchen Whitmer's kidnapping plot which was over enforcing Covid policies on business. Dixon said that Whitmer took businesses hostage and for ransom which the Majority Report crew called a “bold move” as many other politicians would be distancing themselves from the situation.
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Here is Tudor Dixon who is running for governor in Michigan, Gretchen Whitmore is running as the incumbent, and if you recall there was some sort of plot and it's a little shady in terms of like how much of it was provoked but there was a plot to basically kidnap her over Covid policies. It's not accurate that was during that time or was it over yeah, it was over the shutdowns I believe. I don't think it was due with Trump-related election stuff, but yeah I mean the defense is that there was an FBI entrapment...
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